GOP brings home sixth Congressional Baseball Game in a row
Republicans extended their winning streak to six games as the charity event raised more than $3.2 million and sold over 32,000 tickets, organizers said.
- On Wednesday, June 10, 2026, the Republicans defeated the Democrats 11-2 at Nationals Park, securing their sixth consecutive victory in the annual Congressional Baseball Game for Charity.
- Raising more than $3.2 million for charity, the competition—which first began in 1909—drew a record crowd of more than 32,000, far exceeding average Nationals attendance of about 22,000.
- In honor of America250, both teams wore matching uniforms for the first time in recent memory, while GOP starting pitcher Rep. Greg Steube, R-Fla., held Democrats scoreless through two innings.
- Rep. Jimmy Panetta, D-Calif., stated, "Hopefully it transcends and translates into our working together in Congress," emphasizing the event's role in mending partisan fences between the parties.
- Though the GOP held a 47-42 all-time lead heading into Wednesday's game, Democrats expressed optimism about future competitiveness as former major leaguer Mark Teixeira prepares to potentially join the Republican team in 2027.
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Congressional Republicans’ run of dominance on the baseball diamond continued Wednesday with an 11-2 thrashing of their Democrat colleagues. The play of the game by far came from Republican Sen. […] The post Republicans Crush Democrats in Congressional Baseball Game with Help of Senator's Epic Play appeared first on The Western Journal.
"Left It All On The Field" - Republicans Dominate Congressional Baseball Game * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Danielle
Republicans defeated Democrats on Wednesday night in the Congressional Baseball Game, winning for the sixth consecutive time. Behind a strong performance by Sen. Eric Schmitt (R-MO), Republicans dominated 11-2. “Left it all on the field. Republicans win 11-2. Honored to be named MVP,” Schmitt said. Left it all on the field. Republicans win 11-2 Honored to be named MVP. pic.twitter.com/5vZtOifN2n — Eric Schmitt (@Eric_Schmitt) June 11, 2026 Roll…
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